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I just recently picked up this Parker while visiting home in Arkansas. I know little to nothing about Parker shotguns so I'm a newbie.
*This is a beautiful shotgun as is, but I'm wondering what restoration I can do without diminishing the value?
*I'm interested in the history of the gun ie. year, model, style, etc.
*I would also like to know what the estimated value/grade in this condition (see photos)?
*And finally can I shoot it?
*What would be the proper ammo?
The Shotgun is tight and firing pins look good too. Both barrels have a couple of dings which concerns me. Any help or direction is greatly appriciated.
Thanks SP
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